Feeding Therapy
What We Support
Picky Eating
Is mealtime a battle?
Does your child eat only a handful of foods? We work with children who have limited food variety due to routines, anxiety, or past experiences. Our approach focuses on gentle, step-by-step exposure and creating positive mealtime routines.
G-Tube Transitions
Is your child transitioning from a feeding tube to eating by mouth?
Are you hoping to help your child enjoy food again? Our therapists provide personalized support to build oral skills, encourage safe swallowing, and help your child learn to enjoy the process of eating.
Oral Motor Difficulties
Is chewing difficult or messy?
Does your child have trouble managing food in their mouth? Feeding involves a lot of muscle coordination! We work on strengthening the lips, tongue, and jaw to support safe and successful eating.
Sensory Processing
Does your child avoid certain textures, smells, colors, or temperatures?
Do they gag or refuse to try new foods? Some kids are more sensitive to the sensory experience of eating. We use play-based, sensory-informed strategies to help them feel more comfortable and confident with food.
Self-Feeding
Is your child learning to use utensils or drink from a cup?
Do they need help staying engaged at the table? We help children develop the motor and attention skills they need to feed themselves and participate in family meals with confidence
